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Exposure to all law competitions, be it moot court, paper presentation, judgement writing, debates, parliamentary debates, essays, legal writing, workshops, seminars etc. Creative environment for cultural and sports activities. Enriched library. Experienced faculty. Mandatory attendance. The only lacuna I would say is, they engage part-time faculties on the subject basis, who are too good that we want them for all years. Secondly, discipline is marginalized but that is also very common in colleges.

Faculty-student relation is very cordial, they are always eager to help in research works, publication of articles etc. Grooming sessions are also organised to develop our personality. Secondly, client counselling sessions and legal aid are the plus points of this college. And yes, how can I forget the legal research platform, manupatra, Lexis Nexis access and other things, apart from such a big library.

The internship environment is very vivid. As per our interest, we can go for NGOs, tribunals, courts, corporate etc. They refer to the reputed firm where we learn many things. Also, as it is in Greater Noida, linkage to Delhi makes it easy to get jobs and internships compared to other cities.

Placement is average. But as I did earlier, they give you enough internship opportunities to get it converted into the job. Because it a variable concept depending on market situations. But they organise a job fair every year. Maximum is placed but certainly not all.

At our time, it was Rs. 80000 a year. They also reward scholarship, so that is fairly justified. Like, if you score highest in any semester, they will give you monetary rewards. I have received it once. Plus, if you are going for any legal competition, they will bear all the expenses even the printing costs. So that is also appreciable. The job scenario is average I would say and that too is a very variable thing depending on several market factors and economic situation. But they provide good internship experience which you can convert into a good job. Plus, many opt for practice as this is the main thing I would say in our profession, so the environment provided here helps us to cope with the challenging practice culture. Judiciary coaching was also provided to us in special classes, I don't know if they still do that or not. Entrance is somewhat easy if we compare with Clat as the cut off is low and intake is high but sustenance is tough in the competitive environment.

College life is not only confined with only academics, they have annual talent hunt, cultural fest, sports competition, indoor games etc. Once a year they call musicians or singers or any eminent personalities from cinema and we enjoy it a lot. There are various clubs also, we can join as per our interest like singing dancing etc.

They have tie-ups with many girls and boys hostel which are highly equipped with everything we need, neat rooms, attached washrooms, balcony etc. The rooms are fully furnished and air-conditioned. Cleaning facilities are also there. There is the gym, beauty parlour, gym, common area, canteen, mess, TV room, conference halls etc. Food is average but not that bad, it's just that we miss home-cooked food. They also provide bus and CB facilities to college Safety is the main thing in the hostels which is ensured. However, charges are a little high.

After you clear Clat, Lloyd admission test or any other entrance test, you will have to go through PI. If you are prepared well, that is not that tough. They ask basic questions mainly with current legal issues, general legal provisions, news, basic rights etc. Polity NAD history questions also you can expect.